The Benefits Of Recycling

Recycling is the process in which materials, that are no longer needed, are remanufactured making new products in order to prevent wastage of useful material and also to reduce pollution, landfill, greenhouse gases and energy usage.

Audience Relevance: Recycling is something most people choose to ignore. Recycling helps the world by reusing trash to make new products. As a result, this helps reduce the amount of trash that rot in landfills and pollution.

Recycling will help to reduce the amount of waste we have in our communities. It has its own effect in the environment. One of the environmental effect of recycling is having a cleaner air and less pollution. There will be less trash in the streets and in each household. Recycling helps to limit different weather conditions. For example, if we just keep on throwing trash anywhere we want and started raining hard, the trashes we threw will go to straight to the canals, that helps to avoid floods in different places. With trashes covering the canals, the water will not go down to where it should be. It will give us

Audience Relevance: Recycling is something most people choose to ignore. Recycling helps the world by reusing trash to make new products. As a result, this helps reduce the amount of trash that rot in landfills and pollution.

Recycling is a method of reusing materials that would otherwise be disposed in a landfill or incinerator. Recycling started due to an overflow of waste in landfills and only the basic materials, like paper and plastic, were recycled. Recycling evolved and became an important aspect of environmental studies and the benefits of it. There is a wide range of materials that can be recycled today. New developments in recycling are always being created to make the already simple process, simpler. Recycling is beneficial to the environment, it’s easy, and it helps clean up the community you and future generations live in.

• Protects Environment: The most important benefit of recycling is that it helps in protecting the environment in a balanced manner. For example, by using recycled paper, we can reduce deforestation to an extent. A number of other natural resources can be reused this way.

Recycling involves turning used materials that are labeled as recyclables into reusable materials. Any recyclable product basically means that it can be turned back into a raw material form that can be used to create a new or different product. (Schenker) This also helps reduce any sort of extra build up from waste that could be very damaging towards the planet we live on. If recycling can save this planet for our future generations to enjoy then it is something that should be considered as a non-optional rule. Having guidelines or rules put in place for recycling is something we should not looked down on, as this is something we could build alongside with to help improve the way of life and how we live it.

Pollution caused by landfill, limits wildlife habitat destruction, and conserves energy which saves natural resources. Landfills produce greenhouse gasses and release toxic chemicals, therefore less trash in the landfill means less of these harmful substance are released. Also, recycling decreases the need for raw materials, which means less habitat destruction occurs and there is a reduction in global warming. Creating new products from raw materials uses much more energy than recycling an old product into something new does. Nationally, approximately thirty eight percent of Americans recycle, which saves the country 1.5 quads of energy per year. Because one quad of energy equates to one quadrillion or thousand-trillion of bauxite that means a total savings of 1,5 % in national yearly energy usage occurs. In 2010 for example, 85 million tons of solid waste was recycled or composted which saved more than 1.3 quadrillion bauxite's worth of energy, which is equal to 229 million barrels of oil.

Recycling is the process of reusing, reutilizing, and turning waste into new reusable items. This procedure is saving space in the landfills and conserving the natural recourses of raw materials being utilized. There have been many different opinions as to whether recycling is worth all the work, time, and cost of processing recycled material. Recycling has come a long way and has many benefits such as cost savings for consumers/businesses, construction/building with recycled materials, and the positive effects it has on the environment.

Recycling just makes sense. The three R’s of sustainability are Reduce, Reuse, and Recycle. Ask yourself “Do I really need that?” to help reduce. Stop before throwing items in the trash, look it over and answer the question, “Can I or someone else make use of it in a different way to reuse the items?” I item can be reused by donating? Recycling means something is changed back to its unmade nature, and/or made into something new. You can ask yourself, “Can the materials be made into something new?” The world should work on recycling to reduce landfill buildup and prevent the planet from being covered in waste.

Recyclables are materials that are used, sorted, cleaned, and then processed into new materials for manufacturers. Plastics, metal cans and containers, and paper materials are the most common types of recyclable materials. Recycling is important to control greenhouse gas emissions, lower energy usage, lower water pollution, and save resources (PM’s 1). The recycling is a simple three-step process. First, the Environmental Protection Agency states are the collection and processing of materials. Town trucks drive around neighborhoods and collect whatever citizens put in their recycling bins. Then, the trucks bring them to a recovery facility where the sorting, cleaning, processing, and selling of the products takes place. Next, the bought materials turn into newspapers, paper towels, plastic, cans, and glass containers. The process repeats until the materials cannot be reused alone so a multitude of people use them in roads and cars (United 1).

many more health risks. By way of reducing landfills, conserving trees and reusing materials, recycling can reduce product costs and conserve our environment for future generations.

Recycling is a process where waste materials are transformed into new products to prevent waste of potentially useful materials, reduce the consumption of fresh raw materials, reduce energy usage, reduce air pollution (from incineration) and water pollution (from landfilling) by reducing the need for "conventional" waste disposal, and lower greenhouse gas emissions as compared to plastic production.

By recycling the United States could eliminate the need to build more landfills and instead of looking for more places to put them, look for ways to get rid of them. This will also lower the amounts of water pollution and air pollution because landfills are one one of the top 5 causes of pollution along with factories that are creating the brand new products. Recycling is the process of converting waste into new materials, when the world recycles, the need goes down for brand new materials to be produced from factories, and the world becomes cleaner and more available for humans and wildlife.

Reusing materials saves energy and provides resources necessary for living. Recycling encourages the reuse of recycled materials to make new products. Lots of products are made out of recyclable materials like paper, metals, and especially plastics.